ISO 1600 - AND NO NOISE?

A couple of my recent uploads were from bird hide shoots. I was shooting high ISO in low light. So how come my images don't show noticeable noice? In this video I do a short tutorial to explain how I treat the images from my Lumix G9 to get a clean final photography.
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[@robj1366]

Always good to see how you get such great images from mft, it convinces me to stick with it when I sometimes get tempted to switch to mirrorless full frame. Looking forward to more videos.

[@JonBryantPhotography]

Thanks Rob!

[@georgetran1766]

Excellent tutorial. Thank you for sharing.

[@anascreations6466]

Nice

[@tmuss]

Excellent info. I use both the GX8 and G9 and sometimes struggle cleaning up high IS0 images. This should save me some time. Thanks.

[@JonBryantPhotography]

Glad it has helped! :-)

[@xwhite2020]

Nice video. It might save me buying a noise reduction program. Thanks.

[@JonBryantPhotography]

Glad you found it useful!

[@johnclark7643]

Thank you a very informative and well explained video of your Lightroom noise reduction work flow. I agree that high ISO is possible with the G9 providing you expose to the right on the histogram. Under exposure is a world of pain for post RAW processing. Have you had a chance to try the DXO Photolab 4 Deep Prime noise reduction? I have had some impressive results.

[@JonBryantPhotography]

I have not used DXO no. I do have the Nik Effects plugin's and there is a noise treatment plug in, but I find the LR workflow to be better and easier.

[@johnclark7643]

@@JonBryantPhotography Try the free trial, DXO Deep Prime noise reduction is impressive. I also found the DXO colour science better than lightroom and the DXO lens corrections for Panasonic/Olympus lens combinations are excellent.

[@markfrost9005]

Great information but how can you do this in photo shop please

[@stephenphillips7036]

Another great video (wish you'd make more). Have you tried Topaz? Its transformed my Lightroom.

[@JonBryantPhotography]

Thanks Stephen. I am trying to make more videos. In fact, I've uploaded 4 weeks in a row...so be sure to watch the others :-)